It’s time to meet your 2022 Senior Homecoming Court! These students were recommended by their teachers. Students voted for the top five girls and boys, and here they are below.

Hayley Franklin is on Varsity Pom and has been on Pom all four years of high school. In her free time she likes to “love on her dogs, enjoy pretty sunsets, eat good food, and watch her boyfriend play football,” she says. She decided to be on the court because she thought it would be a fun thing to do her senior year. Hayley has been dancing for 15 years and has won 4 State Championships and 1 National Championship with the Pom team.

Noah Brown is the Student Body President, involved in SPUD, and Senior Representative of Key Club. His hobbies include cars, video games, and reading. He decided to do Homecoming Court this year because, “I won Homecoming Prince last year, and it was a great experience. So since I got the nomination, why not do it again?”

Paige Moore is President of the Women’s Advocacy Club.

Kaleb Favaloro is the Student Body PR Executive.

Riley-Lynn Roberts is involved in Volleyball, FCCLA, SPUD, and Project Linus. Her hobbies include playing volleyball, traveling, spending time with her friends and family, listening to music, and being with her cat. Riley said, “When I saw that I was nominated I decided to do it since it’s my senior year and I thought it would be a fun experience. I am most excited about the homecoming game and parade.” She will be playing volleyball at the University of Central Oklahoma next year.

Chapman McKown is involved with football, track, and SPUD. Some of his personal hobbies include hunting, fishing, and painting. He thought it would be cool if a couple of athletes were up for major HOCO roles. He’s “excited to bring the energy to HOCO.”

Sheridan Sherrer is the SPUD Ambassador Chair for 2022-23. She is also a member of DEN, the National Honors Society, Key Club, and Women’s Advocacy Club. She was a member of Pom for 3 years with 3 national championships. She has also been involved in Modern Dance, and Aegis English, and is currently the Senior Class Secretary. In her free time, she is a competitive dancer at Premiere Dance Company. She also loves to read and “snuggle with her two Boston terriers.” When asked about HOCO Sheridan said, “I am beyond excited to be on the Homecoming Court. It is truly going to be an exciting week full of spirit. I can’t wait to watch another North win! It will be cool to end the week with a homecoming dance this year!”

Kamden Sixkiller is the quarterback of the football team.

Lindsay Thompson is in student council, SPUD, Project Linus, volleyball, track and field, and National Honors Society. She loves videography and photography. She also loves going to the gym and trying new sports. “I wanted to be in HOCO because it is a really cool experience and just something fun to do while in high school,” Lindsay said, “I’m most excited for the parade.”

Dylan Wall is the Student Body Vice President, and so he is heavily involved in DEN and SPUD. In his free time, he loves listening to Pitbull, eating McDonald’s, and promoting school spirit. When asked about HOCO he said, “I’m excited to have my best (and last!) homecoming at North. All of the hard work and planning done within DEN makes me even more excited to see the events of this week come to life.”

Voting will take place on Voting4Schools on Friday. More information to come. The winners will be announced during halftime of the football game on Friday.